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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
BITS OF NEWS ABOUT THE STAGE.

Colonel John A. McCanil yesterday purchased the
rights I'm comic opera by Sidney Rosenieid en-
titled "1he Lads or the Tiger" 1t Is founded, by per-
mission, the wcll-n0wn story of the same name by
Tranh r. stockton. Francis wilson OF the Casino has o
ian interest In NJ. Rosenfeids work, which was
originally written for production at the Casino.
Colonel McCadl however, Thought SO well cf the work
that he made offer for 1t looking to its immediate
production. A., 4,
Mr.. Docistaier appears to have lost no time In
renewing his hold the int rest OF Newio theatre
coers Since the opening night last Wednesday, the
littie house has been crowded nignny and everyone
appears to have been thoroughly Pleased The bur.
lesque the Fall of NewIabyon has been eondenseo
and men.led and verses have been aid a 60 mr..
Dock tader's topical song, "Never In the Wde VIDE
World. ,,, -
Robert Hilllard, whose engagement as leading man
with Miss Dauvray for three years was cancelled, has
been specially engaged by Mrs Langtry for her pro-
duction of As In Looking Glass during the run OF
that lay at the Fifth tt eate has Miss Msdgs
Doree, who formerly belonged TO MISS DauVrsy $
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pDONOUGRS MISSING PARTNER.

THE DEFICIT OF THOMPSON IN SAVANNAH NOW
AMOUNTS TO OVER 100000.
sAvASSAH, sept 10 (Speeial.it Is learned that T. u.
Thompson the fugitive partner in the lumber nrm OF
J. J. McDonough & Co.. within tho last six months
obtained in the firms name loans aggregailnS over
100000 tho paper which the money was OBJ
tanned being placed with the Savannah Bank ana
Trust Company Of Which Thompson was director.
but With which had donc business, with
out Nc Donoughs kuo wleigc consent Mr. McDonoush
was surprised when presented with the banks claims
and stated that although unaware OF the exist
ence OF such loans. the firm would assume them,
N, they were contracted In Its name. These
loans were secured by collateral and in-
dorsements with the exception OF about
$4,000, and tho bank feels perfectly secure for
the entire amount The amount or 81 900 above men
toned was lent uron drafts against lumber that the
banker las yet been able 10 trace Thompsons
accounts are In uninte glbc condition that Is
as yet impossible to tell what he Od Win
the money thus obtained. Possibly was
used in the rms bsincssand possibly not Thompsons
vile has received a letter from HIN dated Little
Roe Ark The most note worthy statement was that
he wenld he thous ands of miles from Atee hock when
the letter reached his wife, N contained no eApsha'on
as TO the cause OF his flight.
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MES. FORD IS PROBABLY MRS. BROOKS.

THE SAN FRANCISCO CHIkF OF POLICE SENDS DE-
sCRIPrIoN or HER TO JERSEY CITY.
Information was received by Chief Of Police Murphy.
OF Jersey City. from Chief Crowley. OF San Fran
CISCO last night which convnces him that
Mrs she represents herself to be
and that she Is probably insane Mira Ford Is the
who Assert, that she lost three children on her
arrival In Jersey City from San Francisco Oh Ell Crowey
teegraphcd minute description OF Mrs. Ford and says
that size lived In Los Angeles Cal, for about
sir months. She was known there ~ Johanna
BLOCKS aud also IA Annie J. Butterheld This woman
lett san Francisco June % TO 90 10 Michigan where
her IN ,band and three children living
Chief Crowley also photographed that there are no cop
per mines In Locust Valley, aud the Locust valley MIN
Ing Company Is known in either California or
Nevada A photograph and hist ny OF Mrs Brooks has
been mailed IN Chief Murphy. and he Will detan the
woman until they arrive.
No answer has been received from the cable message
sent 10 Antwerp.
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GETTING READY FOR THE TRIAL RAcEs
MICH INTEREST IN THE VOLUNTEER AND MAY

FLowER-THE THIS rLE INACTIVE.
Now that the Volunteer and Maynower arc getting
ready for tho trial races, the interest In the
great Yachting event Of the year
h.coming intensified 10 Is open secret
4, Yachting circles that the trial will be no
toy splns; but that the aaynower will spare 10
s,yo,t % retain the honor Of defending tho cup.
Che will be sailed. not BY captain
Craven put at Captain Cravons own request by Cap
tain "Joe Ellsworth aud Captain Joe" Is commonly
knovn "a "a good un" aud deserves the imputation.
sailmaker John Sawyer will equip her with sn en-
tirely new set OF sails. much lighter tnan
her present suit Captain craven links INC
sails used recently much too heavy anu
ben the change Is made there will DO reduction OF
about 100 pounds In the weight OF the sails aloiI
large number Of people visited her yesterday as she lay
IN the screw dock at Markefst, ana
watched tho progress OF the work Oh
preparation But undoubtedly the strongest attraction
for pleasure seekers was her rival, the VOL
urteer which is on the dry dock ut Twenty h-s'
BROOKLYN The majority Of the Mayfowers former
hackers are of with old love and on with the new
and ~ by any chance the Volunteer Is dsfoatoo I'D
tho trial races there will be Keen ieehhs
OF The work Of getting her In trim ior
the contest was pushed rapidly and VIII propaDy DO
continued without interruption today. Her rev DOOM
which Ia five feet longer than that hitherto carried WI"
be shipped to-uerrow morning At latest
Yesterdsy was an :" OF day with the Thistle Al"
she lay Inactive from morning I'LL night IN ,hs seefy
waters OF the Bay the monotony OF her real only Us
tnrbed by the occasional visit OF Iompkiass
Wills rowSoat The uncertainty Of her movements -
and III. probability Of ss nns0s s n. Scotch et,sr
NJ nohor there have cauaed considerable
n 'I the number Of weekday Callers but on
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THE TRANSIT OF VENUS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: About two weeks ago saw a letter in THE
TRIBUNE from correspondent who was interested
in the results detained by observers OF tho transit OF
Venus but complained that they had never been
made public. Not having seen an answer TO his CON-
muneation cut it out sent it to Professor Searle
OF the Cambridge Observatory HIS reply was as
follc Wa:
"Tne correspondent OF Tag TRIBUNE is probably
not aw are that this transrts OF VEINS in 1871 and
1859 especially the last were more less discussed
up to 1874 that there particular reason why
the transit of 1874 and 1882 should not be under
discussion tlIl 2004 when there will be another TO
observe There is nothing final and decisive to 10
expected from such work 1t merely furnishes another
drop for a bucket Rhch is not likely TO he full in orr
time. Various Official reports on the recent transit
have sop AIRED. however, but there will be plenty
more to come" b. W. $.
Ner- York, Aug. 20. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAILBAG.
IRELAND AND WESTMINSTER.

To TIE Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: As part of Mr.. Giadstone's Home Rule
scheme there Is TO be no longer any representation OF
the Irish people in the British Parliament at west
minister, bat tney to be set of by themselves as
much to say 80 We are well rid ct you NOW mere
comes what seems to very curious phase OF the
question. How can the advocates OF jus tiee tor Ire
land reconcile themselves to plan BY which there
will be Government them. whose seat will be
London ard in which the Irish people will have no
represe cent ntive-po vocel As we'll think OF New
Jersey for example, with her State Government tor
all local PURPOSES, We have IL to-day, deprived OF
her representation the Senate AID House OF Repre-
sentatives ut Washing on. How then can lrishmen
land to the skies this plan of Mr.. Gladstone which
would bring about that very state of thingsf
Paterson, \. j.. Aug. 20, 1887. H.w
lin speech recently delivered in Wales Mr.
Gladstone intmated his Willingness to leave the
question of Irish representation Mt Westminster
open, to be decided hereafter.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
5perlal N,tlces.

Speer's burgundy. old and mellow,
Rich In Blood-Mahing Properties From the Iron In
The Soil Of speer's Whey arsls.
speer'. Burgundy. old and mellow.
Rich In Blood Making Properties From the Iron In
The Soil Of Speer's vineyards.
Speer's burgundy old and mellow.
Rich In Blood Making Properties From the Iron In
The Soil Of Speer's Vineyards
Spcer's burgundy. old ond mellow,
Rich In Blood Making Properties From the Iron In
The Soil of specr's Vineyards.
spesr's Burgundy. old and mellow,
Rich in Blood Making Properties From the Iron in
The Soil Of speers Vineyards.
speer's Bargunay. old nnd mellow,
Rich In Blood Making Properties From the Iron In
The Soil of spcer's Vineyards.
speers Burzundy, old and mellow,
Rich In Blood Making Properties From tho Iron In
The Soil Of Speer's Vineyards.
AN EXCELLENT WINE FOR THE TABLE,
especially for consnmptlvcs and those needing strength
AN EXCELLENT WINE FOR THE TABLE,
especially for consumptivcs and those needing strength
AN EXCELLENT WINE FOR THE TABLE.
especially consumptives and those needing strength
AN EXCELLENT WINE FOR THE TABLE,
especially for consumptves and those needing Strength
AN EXCELLENT WINE FOR THE TABLE,
especially for consumptives and those needing strength
AN EXCELLENT WINE FOR TILE. TABLE.
especially for consumptlves and those needing strength
AN EXCELLENT WINE FOR THE TABLE,
especially for consumptives and those needing strength
Dr,rus and Opium Habits treated az Diseases per-
manenty BY De Keeoys Chloride oil Gold Discovery
An ,9taSs Room 80 East ths, NswYort
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Post OMce Notice.
tshoula pe read daily BY Az interested As changes may

shoud be read daily BY Az interested. changes mag
Ie.es Tor foreign countries need specially ad
dressed for sp.s q 1% Of ssd esssn
isrs ss specially addressed Icing sent by The
Foreign mail, Tor the week ening II will
promptly 10 all cases) at III is orcs as follows
sUNpAY-Als p m. for Costa Rca. per steamship Fox.
MoNDAY-At a m. FOR Inaga, and foe Costa Rica.
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ass 81 and
tor rnoma. and s hs cos s 81
per os. ansa a5S% SS e
ss.a Sa sssasy Ra. ss sss
Turkey. per steamship Ems via Bremen gettsrs foi
% 4 4 for 5It' , .is
s: ..a ss% rI5.ss ss:t
a. t'I psT .,ssmshp Nacs Antwerp stirs
% Ssee Steamship f.s% va &
for otssr Mexican states must Dc directed per Pan
ship ship Muri :. p III ~ '"'
S a Sr snS Aai ssr a Ssa
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;ar 81 Pierre Miaasisa. per steamer from aas
sAruRDAY-At2 a m for Europe Per steamship Etra-
Italy, spain and Portugal must 90 directed per Etrn
ria " It a IN Tor 0rsAt Britain, ireland GernAly
Austria. Dspmark. sveisn Norway aassi. a an Tar.
kew steamship Etter via southampton ana brenea
lstiers must be directed per Elder at q
gal, per stsinshIo La Boursogns wa I've ase n.
fer Scotland direct ssbt asho Crcassia VIA 6iaS
gov (sttsrs must be directed per Circassia - iN3
% m for the Netherlands direct psr stesm,hto W A.
Schoen via ttsrdan ltsttsrs must DO directed per
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suNpAY-At q D. m. for Blue6slds, per steamship J.
Oteri jr. from NsworlaauS
Mall. rsr China and Japan City Peking ron
San Frsncisco close hero Saptembs IA asT M NAILS
for Australia. New.zealand sandwich FiI and "a.
moan Isauas per uship Alameda iron san rrAuc
else D. >ep,e mber 4 o Al m ger on arrival
NewVork ermsnic with British malls .oc
AustraiaL Malls for the society Islands pei snip
TronIc BIRD Fraacsco close nero Sentemoec
.aypattn n Mails for CUBA bv rail 70 Tampa Fla. a7t
thence oy steamer. Key West Fla. close a. tns
onics daily at ESQ q. M
.Tbe schedule OF closing OF Trans. Pacific malls 10 ar:
ransed on the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
transit TO San Francisco Malls IRON the East arriving On
time Francisco on the day OF sailing q stoane" are
dispatched thence the Same day. .a~, ,....
Post once. New-York. N. Y. Sept .. 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
A WEDDING.

There was a pretty church wedding yesterday morn
ing in tho Roman Catholic Church Of ST. John the
Evangelist, in Flfty-nfth-st. Miss Dolly Carey the
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George Carey, was mar
RED TO Joseph t. Owens, yonng LAWYER OF this CITY
and recent graduate Of tho Columbia College Law
School The ceremony was witnessed by a large
tfrcie OF relatives and friends, many OF whom were
invited to attend the wedding breakfast and recop
tlon at the house of tie brides parents, No go East
Seyen'eeth-st, directly after the services az the
church. The bride. who was given away py her
father wore white silk dress with panels OF heavy
rare lace, and full length train and orda ven
with orange blossoms In her hair. The presSeinas
gero many and costly. The coupe started iOr Sara
toea and Lake George in the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
ptpTrlL STATEMENT OF WHEELER d CO.

HEw-HAvEx Sept lO.-E s. Wheeler s. Co. the sus-
nc nded iron and steel importers applied to Judge Rob
er,son OF the Probate Court. to-day for more
tune to prepare q statement OF their assets and
liabilities. The request was denied. and lato
this afternoon the firm filed It's statement
The statement was ncom pete aud unsatisfactory to the
conrt II paca, the firms assets 1891 800 aud T. g.
wheslers individual assets at $4l,l25. The amount
o, the Liabilities Is still mystery mo
statement gives list of seventy cred
i,ors whose amounts vary from As cents TO Sl9,744
Only three however exceed OF Is. 900 and most
of Them are under Besides tue seventy creditors
referred TO the statement gives list
~ forty banks and banking hrns opposite
whose names no figures placed The reason given 9r
This omission Is that they or less secured
INT rio value of the security Is uncertain and
cannot at present be aseertaned Tho New horx
hanks mentioned among the creditors are: Bank or
America Mercantile National. National Pa.E. American
xpre,s Merchants Express, Chemical importers anu
Traders Brown Brothers Co., lsidebscn icnoineine'
& Co., Kldder. Peabody & Co., nre1el. Morgan Co.,
and lhe Greenwich Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
. NEW p1ArAr THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

contract was signed N Friday, by which the Acad-
ey of Music will open for the regular season on sep
,smher TO- when the Engsh sensational drama BY James
We.Iur and John Douglas will be produced FOR the hrt
firae in this city. The piece Is now running In fes
mia no crowded. houses IL will be presented here Win
All ts realistic nd mechanical effects intending inc hen
lev regatta which steam launch and other craft VIII
Re seen The stream of water will cover almost the en-
fire stage and the regatta. In which osme the proes
sopa oarsuan will In his shell. VIII ne partic
nInrlv realI,Iic The cast will include Misses Dora
Goldthwa.te Gabrielle Du Saudi, Virginia Nelson NAV
Hugent Henry Walton. Frank Lane and Others Inc
play will be put on for a run
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
TRAIN ROBBERs SHOT IN TEXAS.

AUSTIN. Tex, Sept 10.-Great excitement prs."ie
rsnort frsm Mauchaca small village fifteen
ul.s southwest Of this city. that officers had over
hauled and attacked = band Of outlawa The local
ocers at Mauchsea attempted this afternoon 10 arrest
The robbers when the latter opened nre wounnnH ua
Eilied outright Sheriff Kyle and posse went 70 Tue
assistance OF the officers The band comprises
It L. thought that eli viii be killed or captured WIFI,
x Rosa 1t is believed that the outlaws are ne
ss,se bs nd that committed the Mcneil aud Fiafonia
trail robberies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
suoUT,y0 FIRE IN A THEA TIRE.

William e. Hayes, age thirty a laDorcr n'ins a.
No o, c.otaat Brooklyn went into Holiness Standard
Thaa,ra L,,Iton last evepng while intoxicated and
al In the gallery While the play WAS IN progress no
began 10 shout fire. causing ocnsideranie Man as
him ont Hayes resisted anu short struggle ensuesL
Finally tho officer got him 70 the head OF mo starw
wa mot at all mild In his treatment OF the oruphen
man He threw him down stairs and out IN INC s"cos
and cut his head badly with his CLUB hSes Na'
pice1 up unconscious aud taken 10 the sfaioh houo
whore it was found that he had not been Serioes'
IN i,,red He locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
BgATEy IN A HOTEL CAFE.

Harry Hart clothing dealer OF Chicago. became In
yoyed in quarrel with n. Goesh. who has charge Oh
tho in tho cafe of tho Union square o'o'
To-, rbt Goesth who is eighteen years did, picked mp
Gin, and dealt Hart blow on tho head. in0ciing So
ware .ealp wound Both arrested and taken 70 the
Fast Twenty.s street Police station 6oestn was
i,.Sai nm and Hart was to Bellevue Hospital As
Missioner A Mr. Meyers. who accompanied MT hsrt,
tried hard last night find MAYOR Hews 10 get nin "
accent bail for the clothing dealer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
VIEW pIRgoToRs OF THE CASINO.

The annual election of directors OF the New-f
Concert Company was held at the Casino yesterday
There were 1873 votes cast, Of which Rudolph
Aronson received 1850. Henry E. Russell 1913,
sanford Eernheimer 1915, Lewis Edwards 1,0I3,
lame T. Phillips IeO5, Albert Aronson 5000, John
H. Nesbitt sf4, n. L Mccrcady 1,o72 and w J.:
Pinch, H. 1905. these nine being elected without
oppposnion Pblip II Phillips and Edward Aronson
v,re chosen inspectors OF election. The Casino In
debtedness has been paid off and general prosperity
n said TO attend II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
SMALLEST PENSION on RECORD

To the Editor Of The Trfbune
write this to find out IL any comrade has got as
small pension have. applied for pension. with
out lawyer loss OF part of the index finger right
hand They have granted me the sum OF " per month";
| enlisted in 1862 and discharged IN 60 was In
several battles, wounded. and taken prisoner
When enlisted the doetor said did not have physical
blemish. When came home was diseased from head
10 foot had no back pay only the 81 per month from
1884. and now am over sxty-seycn years or age
EesL Cheshire. Conn. j. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
BABYLON WILL FALL ONLY oyoE MORE.

One more and only ono performance OF the gteA.
esa spscsacS "rhs Fall Bsbvion. on staten issne
- os season sDda After career Of hstsstins Success ~
~ shipon coSes 70 morrow night Last performance
specially oriersa all the parties interested 'es
1x bessht to John w. Henifon wnose seyss ~. Tns
- she suecess Of the run ~
os sromisss 20 cad to ~ 0serEe the arsss ~
- Esy usAsr able direction re ssAee "a
- havo 6.en gvsn and who with Eraens wimss ssX
IN n Ssvlos Cossosny offered the benssl purcnAsea
se boz iof tonorsow svenins pAyeg soo ss - svs
keoe THEATRICAL literary and commercial gsnurmen nss
1ae nsst 81 ths ether boxes. Al Ne haaos0~' sSs''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11

TO PROTEST AGAINST THE COERCION AoI'
The Irish Patriots at their weekly meeting at stuy-
yeaant Hall last night received and adopted report
of their executive committee, who stated that they
had rented large hall Of the Coopcr Union ior Sep
tenhor 81 TO hold an indignation meeting 10 protest
against the luercian Act and Its brutal operation
- commIttec are Instructed 10 carry out all the
necessary arran gements for that purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
THE 1Ap4yESa a1xIsTER VISITS EcseKEH.

THs JAPANESE SINISTER VIsIIS HCb"h IN.
Jusanmi r. Kuk japanese Minister PieEipotenuary al
Warrington who Ia in this city, yesterday accepted an
invitation from Professor George +. Kunz, the wer
known yonng rnineralogist Of Tiffany Co.. 10 vls nls
home no 4o2 Garlensr Hoboken ana view ms coi,oc-
t,cn ~ ,pnrrais and CONS Tho distinguished VISITOR
spent the entire and evening at the
ho,ue and devoted several hours 70 persing tue nne
Connection OF rare books, minerals ana gems when
the industrious Professor has gathered In ns
eepy the geological curos ana specimens
OF remarkable formations OF stones quartz petrinco
woods and other rare gems OF every description
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
September vacatioa Trips.

For benefit Of who have postponed their summer
cation until the pleas Of the for travel the
Nsv.YorK Central and Hudson River Railroad Announce
that excursion tcksts w DO cossnusH Tu Gc,O
aseka MoutreaL Quebec Richfsid aad Sharon sprlnes
Bay Thousand Islands eewn me 81 -,
Apply TO nsa srssd r6:s; bsps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11

bold Of staten Island who prize the National
croquet tournament az Norwich s contested ct yew
Brunswick for the Hefsmsn maet which tbs Professor
Gently from Dr. Reel Of NswYork Tho ars two
by NspoM the nett two BY Jscobus the NTH by
Wambod and the laer Ina the lead when darkness pat
Szfu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
FLAHEs IN 4 BAHKERs APARTMENTS.

A slight fire occurred last night In the knckerpoc1or
apartment house. No 247 Fiith-ave large treprooi
building. The fire started on the eleventh hoor' 'n
bachelor apartments OF Thomas Maitland the banker OF
~. "a place. and confined entirely to bis
rooms rho loss was only . few hundred dollars Inc
origin of tho ire Mr.. Maitland Was out Oh
the cfty It the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
Elapsol Correct,

Later 1t was decided 20 declare Tue racc OH DocHu'o
was not sailed In eight hours ,. . ..,oh
on Monday there will be sailed or Larchmont fna.en
race fot $50 a side between tho Cinderella anu ,ns
Anaconda fifteen miles TO lesward or windwsra anu
return. The Larchmont regatta COMMITTEES wiz DC uo
judges OF the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
ppoovrvN HILL, TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

The Brooklyn Hin Lawn Tennis o"os 'o"'"s
-. -. ,n,.h.d v..terday Duncan Curry. who played
a rood rsme throughout won the first prise Tho 'c0r
-. o,,n.,,. IN Ga O.
Ilflssy beat Q: IeasY ga So ss W. Powell ''"' '" a.
wss ss s g. a Powell beat Hsissy es 50 D.
Curry bye - c.,.., " Povslllua 40 ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS -Ron "a HOURS.
WASHINGTON Sept lo.-For New-England ana se.
York colder fair weather light TO fresh porther WINDS
becoming variable with frosts Sunday morning IN ns
northern portion OF Eastern New-forx
For New.Jersey and Penusylvania cooler isir wessn
to fresh norheastey winds veering 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept Ill M.-festerdsy was
clear except In the carly morning when 06 OF An inch
., ,, ,.u The dav was cool with heecy clouds in the
ssy al times Tho ranged between 90 and
1S sh aysrare r7OsI being 50 lower than tho cor
responding day year. aud SCI higher than on FRI
dav. 49,. III, ..o..h,x n.
soidsr fair weather, with fresh northerly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11

The Full Dress always uniform quality 6aekess
can depend on the quality OF al goods OF make being
Try onr whte-caps cross Country aad Latest Hag.
lish. All extra fine
KINNEY TOBACCO CO. New. YORK.